Plotts
Re: Plotts
The ones I have had that were real good are, Swampland, Nabek, Bluff creek/Shamrock, and Weems/Burnside. These lines have shown me a lot of grit and everything else I need. I am not saying they are the best, just what has worked for me.
- Brianshounds
- Bawl Mouth

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- Location: Idaho
Re: Plotts
I have the dog for u he is a ursus plot and he grabs hair.. he grabbed hair out of the bear pictured below. the bear is 7'4" long.
Brian Denney
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oregonblues
- Tight Mouth

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- Location: idaho oregon va
- Location: oregon,idaho
Re: Plotts
hey the best plotts i have erver hunted with are rockin w plotts out of oregon they have dollins and joe plotts and some other older lines they have a link on coon dawgs .com they bhave some good pups right know tell the adam siad to look them up
it all about the dogs
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Dollinsline
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- Location: Idaho
Re: Plotts
i have had the dollins line over 20 years. super nice hounds gets the job done. have a lot of fun hunting with my ozzy dog. my old stuff is all but gone have some nice blood in my yard now to replace some dogs. the dogs that replace my old stuff have some big spots to feel so far its looking good for me
feel free to check out ped on my web site
feel free to check out ped on my web siterockymountainplotts.com
Re: Plotts
bear bay dont show much about the hunt in a dog but .they do show gritt marion didnt even have a dog that would bay solid thats what i ment . but im not try to stir up any thing just said somethen before i thought but if we are trying to improve the plott breed i would breed tgo dogs that are hunting dogs not just pen dogs and they are not even good oen dogs .